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New Year, Same Goals!
Happy New Year, all! I know I’m a bit late with the well-wishes, but I’ve been doing my best to make my vacation last until the absolute final minute. I hope everyone had a joyous holiday season, and here’s to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Betty Boo, ghosts, New Year, publishing, steampunk, writing
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Things go to Hell this Christmas
Ghost of a Whisper debuts this Christmas and will be available for the Kindle, Nook and iPad. It’s the second book in the Betty Boo, Ghost Hunter paranormal romance series. Here’s a summary of what you can look forward to: … Continue reading
Posted in Betty Boo, fiction, Ghost Hunter Series, Ghost of a Threat, Ghost of a Whisper, ghosts, publishing, Savannah, writing
Tagged Betty Boo, demon, ebook, ghost hunter, Kindle, Nook, paranormal romance, publishing
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My Guest Post at Pure Textuality
Today I have the pleasure of being the guest blogger over at Pure Textuality, a great site covering book news and reviews. I owe a huge thanks to Jena for allowing me to talk about the craft of writing for … Continue reading
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Tagged Betty Boo, book reviews, books, ghost hunting, Ghost of a Threat, ghosts, Pure Textuality, writing
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Jane Austen Knows Best
Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors (along with Ray Bradbury). A quote from a letter she wrote on October 26, 1813, pretty much sums up my Monday: “I am not at all in a humor for writing; I … Continue reading
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Tagged author, Jane Austen, quote, Ray Bradbury, writing
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On the Edge of a New Adventure
I’ve been a writer for more than a decade, I’ve been published in plenty of magazines and newspapers, and I have two non-fiction books on the market. Now, though, with my first paranormal romance debuting next month, I feel like … Continue reading
2Wheel Tuner Signs Off
I got the final issue of 2Wheel Tuner Magazine in the mail today. I have to admit, it made me a little sad. Even though I only worked there for about a year and a half, the magazine made a … Continue reading
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My Year in Publishing
On June 26, 2009, I celebrated the launch of my first book, “Georgia Spirits and Specters.” In the one year since that time, my second book, “Everyday Voodoo,” debuted, I revised my paranormal romance manuscript, and I got signed to … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, Everyday Voodoo, Georgia Spirits and Specters, ghosts, publishing, Schiffer Books, voodoo, writing
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Voodoo Poetry
In celebration of National Poetry Month, Bound to Be Read Books asked local authors and poetry lovers to read their favorite poems throughout the month of April. Jef at Bound to Be Read suggested I write a Voodoo-themed poem to … Continue reading
Radio Voodoo
Last night was my first interview for my new book, Everyday Voodoo. Dwayne and Sarah Claud with Anomalies Paranormal invited me onto their weekly show Anomalies. In case you missed it, you can listen to the poscast here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/anomalies. I … Continue reading
Eric Boulton and Capt. Kirk for a Dreary Monday
It’s gloomy and rainy here in Atlanta, and all I really want to do is brew a hot cup of tea and finish reading “The Hobbit.” However, one of my race teams might object since I have a press release … Continue reading
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